One Tool In Percy Murder?
Kenilworth Illinois police chief says Valerie Percy may have been killed with a single specially shaped tool used to cut through a door screen and then bludgeon and stab her. Investigators note a cone-shaped indentation from the bludgeoning instrument and consider a glass cutter or reshaped tool. a bayonet from Lake Michigan is also possible though not confirmed. The case remains unsolved with no strong leads.
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White House wedding film shows Luci Nugent tears
FRANCES LEWINE JOHNSON CITY AP Luci and Patrick J Nugent headline a White House color film shown at the LBJ Ranch hangar. The hour long documentary The Golden Chalice covers their Aug 6 wedding from aisle walk to Luci in her gown. It features Navy photographer Lt Cmdr Tommy Atkins and NBCs Nancy Dickerson narrating.
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Share City Income Taxes Urged by Municipal League
The Municipal League urged the General Assembly to require communities with income taxes to share receipts with neighboring towns in the same county. The group adopted resolutions seeking broader city tax relief for the elderly, higher shares of motor license fees and sales tax, reimbursement for lost revenue, and more local control. The income tax reciprocity plan calls for a 50 50 split. passage would push many suburbs to enact income tax ordinances. Toledo currently shares receipts with its suburbs.
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Congress Pushes Great Society Bills Toward Election Signs
Washington AP report notes Johnson administration sees political payoff as major Great Society measures move through Congress before the November election. Key changes include a $1.40 federal minimum wage, expanded coverage, inflation dampers, highway and urban transport bills, mortgage authority expansion, and education and antipoverty packages likely to gain final passage by election day.
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Patrolman Honored For Saving Life
Patrolman Dale E. Pemberton of the Van Wert post of the Ohio Highway Patrol received the superintendent s citation for outstanding meritorious services. He saved 11 year old Jane Freiberger by mouth to mouth resuscitation after she and three siblings were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes in a car in Paulding County. Jane revived after the rescue.
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Dale E. Pemberton
van Wert
Ohio Highway Patrol
Jane Freiberger
Jerry Freiberger
Dayton
Robert M. Chiaramonte
Jane
Paulding County
Patrolman
Pemberton
Marion
Long hair clash at Samuel High School suit
In Dallas a federal case tests school policy on boys with long hair. Stephen Webb Paul Farrell and Phillip Farrell contend Principal Lanham barred their class enrollment for long hair despite a contract with their rock group Sounds Unlimited. A temporary restraining order allows them to attend pending verdict.
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Tex
Asl
Jim Burklee
Stephen Webb
Paul
Phillip Farrell
Sounds Unlimited
U.S. Dist
W.M. Taylor Jr
Rhodes Hints at Federal Cuts Could Spare Ohio Projects
Ohio Governor Rhodes after White House talks says Congress and President Johnson must decide anti inflation and austerity actions. He and Finance Director Krabach expect possible cuts to some federal programs but doubt major effects on Ohio capital improvements worth about 400 million dollars already funded. Any reductions would impact only unprogrammed portions of two bond issues.
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Ohio
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James A. Rhodes
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Richard L. Krabach
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Corregidor to be transformed into National Shrine
Corregidor, once a gutted and smouldering wreck after General Douglas MacArthur's famous 1945 return, is slated for conversion into a national shrine. The plan envisions preserving its history as a memorial site.
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